[Answered][1.0] atmosphereScaleHeight of CelestialBody

[FreeThinker]

After installing KSP 1.0 I'm getting Build error.

Properties are now missing

where did the property atmosphereScaleHeight of CelestialBody go to?

I originaly use it to calculate the hright of the atmosphere

        public static float getMaxAtmosphericAltitude(CelestialBody body) 
        {
            if (!body.atmosphere) return 0;

            return (float)-body.atmosphereScaleHeight * 1000.0f * Mathf.Log(1e-6f);
        }

Edit, I found a new property called atmosphereDepth, does this give me something like the height of the atmosphere?

Edited April 28, 2015 by FreeThinker

[MOARdV]

Edit, I found a new property called atmosphereDepth, does this give me something like the height of the atmosphere?

For Kerbin, atmosphereDepth is 70000 (which is close to 69km). The numbers I saw for other worlds with atmospheres looked about right, too, so that's the one I'm using until someone who has more time digs through all of the new atmosphere values.

[stupid_chris]

CelestialBody.atmosphereScaleHeight is gone. The atmosphere now fully stops when the pressure reaches a real zero, not 1e-6, and CelestialBody.atmosphereDepth is the real height of the atmosphere.